As the major league amateur draft wound through its third and final day today, the Cardinals took righthanded pitcher David Kington of Southern Illinois University-Carbondale and righthander Andy Moss from Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Mo.
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The St. Louis Cardinals, who earlier had chosen righthanders David Kington from SIU-Carbondale and Andy Moss of Lincoln University in today’s final day of the amateur baseball draft, went even closer to home for their 41st pick, taking McKendree righthander Cale Johnson. Cardinal Beat
Vianney High and Southeast Missouri State product Jim Klocke, named the Missouri high school player of the year in 2006, was taken in the 46th round today in the 50-round amateur baseball draft which wrapped up its three-day run.
Cardinal Beat
The Cardinals today completed the Major League Baseball 2009 First-Year Player Draft with 20 selections on the third and final day. The Cardinals selected 14 pitchers, four infielders, an outfielder and a catcher today.
Cardinals Official Site Press Release
On Thursday, the St. Louis Cardinals completed the Major League Baseball 2009 First-Year Player Draft with 20 selections on the third and final day. The Cardinals selected 14 pitchers, four infielders, an outfielder and a catcher on day three.
The Cardinal Nation
Estero High School senior Tyler Bighames was selected in the 31st round, 939th overall, this morning by the St. Louis Cardinals in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft.
Bighames, a 6-foot-2, 190 pound right-hander, hit .438 with five homers and 25 RBI as a senior. He has signed with the University of Oregon.
Florida News-Press
Lavigne finished with a record of 8-2 along with a 3.05 earned run average. He was a second-team all-Mountain West Conference selection whose strikeout total of 87 overall and 41 in league games ranked second in the MWC only to teammate Stephen Strasburg. His 6.78 hits allowed per nine innings was the 20th-best mark in the nation and opponents hit just .209 against him.
San Diego St. Official Site
The St. Louis Cardinals finished out Day Three of the MLB Draft by loading up on right-handed pitchers.
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